User experience templates

Deliver user research findings, present results of your analyses, and get your team on the same page with these free UX presentation templates.

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You know what your users need. Now you just have to share your knowledge with the rest of your team. Use a UX presentation template to deliver your research and proposals in a compelling way so you can focus on what’s important: helping your team understand what makes users tick. Explore our collection of free UX templates, built by designers and user research teams here at Pitch.

What are UX presentations about?

UX presentations are about helping team members across all departments — whether they're UI/UX designers, stakeholders, or managers — understand what your users need to make their experience with your company top-notch. A UX presentation synthesizes months of research, testing, and customer interviews into an easily digestible format.

What are the different types of UX presentations?

The type of UX presentation template you choose depends on what your project goals are. Do you need to get your team on board your winning UX Design Strategy, or do you need to deliver a UX Research Report to prove to stakeholders that your current UX journey is broken? If you need some inspiration, check out our UX presentation gallery to see what professional designers include in their presentations.

How do you make a UX presentation?

While you’re a wireframing wizard and know all the UI elements of an ideal user journey, you might not be so familiar with putting together a UX presentation. A UX presentation should have three core elements: your research process and findings, data-backed recommendations for next steps, and room for team collaboration so you can explore ideas.

What should a UX presentation include?

Your UX presentation should include the strategy behind your research and key customer insights. Use Who We Interviewed slides, introduce opportunity areas, and highlight metrics like bounce rates at checkout — this will show your team where customers are dropping off. Finally, make sure you add a Key Pain Points slide so your team can align on which improvements to prioritize.

How do you structure a UX presentation?

Structure is second nature to you, so we’ll keep this brief. Your UX presentation should be structured in chronological order. First present your findings, then lay out the problems, and end by inviting your team to brainstorm the best solutions.

What makes a good UX presentation?

A winning UX presentation becomes a resource that helps your team learn and understand the strategy behind your research and design process — and guides your team to better product design.

How can you use Pitch's templates for UX presentations?

Pitch makes it easy to create aesthetically pleasing slides and work together with your team. To start building your UX presentation deck, pick one of Pitch’s UX templates and add all of the slides or just the ones you need. Customize your UX presentation by editing images and text, and invite your team to collaborate. 

How do you present a UX presentation?

Your UX presentation should immediately grab everyone’s attention with scannable content that drives the message home. Use metrics and graphs to support your user research, and leave room for questions and ideas at the end. To help you focus on delivering a memorable experience, Pitch lets you see all your speaker notes and slides in one place — just click the Play button at the top right of your editor and present in speaker view.

Ta-da! You’ve created your first UX presentation — you can call yourself a pro now. 😎

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